GoDry Spray-On – Always Protected Against Wind and Weather!
Wet clothing can really spoil your cycling fun. GoDry Spray-On...
GoDry Spray-On – Always Protected Against Wind and Weather!
Wet clothing can really spoil your cycling fun. GoDry Spray-On ensures you can enjoy every adventure with complete peace of mind, no matter the conditions.
This innovative spray applies a water-repellent layer while preserving the breathability of your clothing, keeping your gear optimally protected from the elements.
Application is simple: spray it on, let it air-dry, then briefly iron or tumble-dry, and you’re protected again.
What’s more, GoDry Spray-On is bio-based, biodegradable, and completely free from harmful PFAS. So you’re not only protecting yourself, but also nature.
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Our cycling clothing is made from recycled materials and we want to help you take care of it in the best way possible. To keep your jersey or bib-short looking great for longer, we recommend washing them only when necessary, and using a gentle cycle at 30°C. We also suggest using a GUPPYFRIEND washing bag to capture microplastics and protect the environment. You can find the anti-microplastic washing bag in our online store. Let's help save the planet together!
Had a crash while cycling? Auwch! But don't worry, it happens to the best of us! Don't throw away your cycling gear. We can repair it or offer you a 40% discount on a replacement kit, allowing you to get back on your bike with confidence.
We want to contribute to a sustainable world that we can continue to enjoy. With minimum impact on nature ande a positive impact on the world and people around us.
We love cycling and know the importance of high-quality and comfortable cyclewear. Together we create high-quality gear that make even the toughest rides comfortable.
Just talking about a sustainable world is not enough. That's why we want to inspire you to make sure sustainable cyclewear becomes the norm.
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